What to see in Millares

Millares, located in the Canal de Navarrés in the interior of Valencia, is a town full of surprises, where a...

Opening hours for the public are from Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 15:00.

The Holy Week and Easter of Millares is a celebration declared a Festival of Local Tourist Interest of the Valencian...

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You will love La Canal de Navarrés! It’s an ideal destination for the whole family, to discover with friends, and...

Stone structured fountain

Dinosaur Routes

At this point is the beginning of the descent to the Chorrador del Bosque “El Monstruo” along the Sansón trail...

At the end of the water route through the town, we find a second laundry area that preserves the worn...

The Roser Shelter is key to understanding the process of Neolithization in the Iberian Peninsula through the expansion of ideas...

The Fuente Las Donas spring is on the Route of the Springs, which in turn is part of the Nacimiento...

Around February 3rd, Millares celebrates its festival in honor of the patron Saint Blaise, bishop of Sebaste and advocate against...

The apse of the parish church of Millares sits on the plot of the old mosque, located between the farmstead...

One of the most impressive sights in Millares is the Chorrador del Bosque waterfall, popularly known as “the Monster”. It...

Between 6,000 and 7,000 years ago the first Neolithic communities that occupied the Caroig Massif and the Muela de Millares...

In the Shelter Coat we find a small, but very interesting sample of Levantine Rock Art of the Neolithic. These...

Some of the Andalusí fortresses of the Caroig Massif and Muela de Cortes may date back to the 9th to...

During the 8th to 13th centuries, Millares was inhabited and frequented by Berbers who spoke the Amazigh language. Thus, it...

The Millares area has numerous springs, which is why it was chosen by the Moors as a place to establish...

The entire irrigation system of the community is provided from this source rich in water, as evidenced by its six...